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DeMotte girl killed after being struck by two cars
WHEATFIELD | An 11-year-old DeMotte girl was killed Friday night in Wheatfield after being hit by a car and then run over and dragged about 20 feet by a second car, police said late Sunday.
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Despite down economy, local arts scene stays up
The troubled economy has hit the Northwest Indiana arts scene hard, with layoffs and decreases in funding. But through the tough times, local arts groups plan to continue giving the region a quality of life boost.
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E.C. family mourns loss of sibling, father
EAST CHICAGO | The closest Jonathan "Jon Jon" Castaneda came to meeting one of his daughters was her picture tucked in his casket. Another daughter was born about seven months after the 21-year-old's violent death.
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Salvation Army sees dire needs for holiday season
SOUTH HAVEN | Angels are going to be needed more than ever this holiday season, The Salvation Army of Porter County officials fear.
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New pavilion at Wolf Lake OK'd
HAMMOND | A new music pavilion has been authorized for the southern end of Wolf Lake, and the project can proceed to a planned opening next summer.
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